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'~+ {, ` +ail ATItP ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO-MORROW EVENING, Oct. 8, Isos, ',in h,C perrornifd RULE 'WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. I)iike, Mr. Pll TN M ; Don 1 uan Mr. EYRE• Mr. I-1( ) ND '; Alonzo, •Mr. - F 1 S - Copper Captain, • Mr. 13A NNI ; Leon, Mr. E LusToN ; Cacaingo, Mr . Dow - roN ; Marzarirra, Mrs. POW!' LL ; Altea. Miss 'l'l DSW ELL ; Mrs. -SCOT T ; Estitania, Mrs, lc> k DAN ; Old Woman, Mr. M HEWS ; • MAW Mr. 1' F.NLE Y. WITH . ELLA. ROSENBERG- The Elector, Mr. RA Y MON D Colonel Mountfort, Mr. DE CA Mr Rosenberg, Mr. P(1 NAM ; Storm, Mr. 14 NNISTI. I( ; Flutterman, Mr..PEN !AY Roscnbere, Mrs. 11. SIDDONS ; Chr , rice, Miss RAY ; Mrs. Flutterinan, Nlrs. SPARKS. With a DANCE. composed by Mr. - D•lietrrt.t.x. 'loxes 6s. S econ d Price 35. 6d. Second Price Zs.— ''K;al lery 25. Sec o nd l'O Le ts.—U P rice 6:1. --No M oney to he return edpper Gallery is. S econ d . Places for the Gores to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box- Office, lissel I -st reel. I he livors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at' Ilalf past Six. On Arlondar, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ; with the Comic Drama cf hree and the Crr Toesdiy, the Comedy of A.l in the• Wrong ; with the fast stew Grand Millet of CaraCticus whico wll also be per' ~rtnect ort Pborsti.iy next. after the Coni,dy of Inc' heiii K the only tw • irrAnts it cart be aCied, on account of Me preparations tor the levivai of the Romance of Blue s-r. THOUAS'S AND GUY'S 11 0SPITALS. R. • ASTLEY COOPER will beg his LEC . at Pi ilt • *ll4 ut. ipu:EicY, on MOND A Y NEXT, . o Lluck in the Evening. . . .. . . . E. IeIiA RDSON, GOODLUCK, .... 2nci Co. re t'dspectfully acquaint the Public, t1...t The. r 1 ~ K ETs s FtA R ES to r ine STA TE LOTT Eic Y, to cocain nee iri ) ii 4 ., " " 4 " ' 11 "-' 1 3:if Of DfTernn..r . next. are on •4te-at their ~.,:00-ts. IL:nk-builiiinxs, Corniiiil, and IR:ine the (.:ate of f le , 1( , il 'A 's , Mews. Chariog.cross Tbe,Selietne is novel, 'tXonnti nas ativaiitars above any former Lottery, Two aiicli. a Benefits f five Ilundred Tickets each will he given, Site to the I loloer of tile birst.tiraAvn Priz.:, anov.e isi On the drat Day, the other to. the Wider ot the Fir s t.drawn Prize above t il. oft the'Se‘.ond I . :ay of Drawing, by which Adven titter& have the en..nee Sur aii tip. Capitai and other Pri7es in V)0 *Tickets besides their own. Tit:l . ..! are Four Prizes of 2 0 p-00l Two +,r . 10,06,,1. Two of - 5601 - ..1.ec.. &c. iind:only 26.0tr0 Tickets. Schemes at large gratis ....._ . • . ft()YAL EXCHANGE AS',URANCE, ..- - • k stablislied by Ruyal Cti4rzer lei tile Reign of King George the f irst. September, ryes. DERSONS, v..1)::-; Annual Premitum fail duc on Jr. the zoo io,rant ate n O w , are heieby infrmed, that Receipts to he deli yi.roci at the Coinpany's Offices, over the R,ly,i i%xchaugl, and in Pa il . Malt, as well as by their espr.ctiye Ageot s in tlle sever . .it!. Countier; and the Parties a are rcqu,!stvd to apply tor the kenewal of their P.ll. a ssured n or hef , r*toi., t.tih. of i)c.taser next as the usual Fit - - teen Days ,i I 1 0. , /,,1 tor 'Payment, beyond :he Date ()leach l'u lich will then expire. • SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary. .. , A ttendlncsjs given, daily, at the said Offtves, f-r surance of Buildings C;oods,. Mehandize, and. S the hips As , Flarbmir, in D uc k , or while: tiiiiliberrig, from Loss or 04.114,;Cin by I' irr ; and also for the Assurance ot, and granting Annnul.. ties on, Lives. N. li. Fire Policies v 01; be issued free of Expence to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to. ,S„ or tip. Wards. The l'remi nin o f 25. 6d. per Cent, on. Farming Stork is mow yeduced to 2s. per Cent. Exi.ting Insurances covering Such• Property will be reduced as they hectune due, upon ap. placation to t; e Office, or the Agent through whom Inc In surance was made. ................,-. , , AltiVIY AND NA.VI' EQUIPAGE "THE PATEN T Cy - BEDSTEADS, Furni- J. ture,Nlattrasesmit lie/ding complete, are very resiwet- Sully reer.simenocci t,) Gentlemen as being the most pr,rtable and superior to any others made in L 071,1.11 ; MarritteeS) Cents, rabies and Chairs, on. improved principh:s ; Sca COI , Sofa Weds, and Chairs for on Board Ship ; Nlusrpritto Net Furniture, and Patent l'irass-strov lie,lsteads, Jur Last illki West Indies, and all Foreiwi Climates, at Al.t)lt(.: AN and SANI)ERS's - Patent liedsteail Nl amitaciory and Ware-Rooms, Nos: ifi and t 7, Catherine.sti eat, Strand. Morgan anti and New-invented Imperial Dining 7able s , 4110, r0t to be the most complete and hleg•Tt set of • lung in A liux Tableever yet invented, are very purtAwc, l'" • but tenfiticii.':s 4 it..'ei.. N. 13. The fashionable Snia-Lkd and Chair-Ded arra- W housc. FOR THE - it , . E - rii, —TttoTTE It's po.w in P.. Patronised and used by their Royal Iligtinesses the ripples of i'Cr(. LA k Frec z and N. zN T, and tiniverstilty.u se d by tile tr:it tiOnS of Nail; to this Kiiii;doin, and all foreign Lours. and Gentlemen in, the Navy and A rtnt , who . ii.tve :maid th e good h. ti;:zts in long; Voyag e s ,ilyie,..: these Z 5 y,..r s . ItOirEß's ORIENTA L DENTS FRIC.V. ; or, A sIATI C To.y rit _p ow D E '<, lickno...icti,; t: J by 'a ct most respeciable Mcdkal fluthoriti ts — use d by many, a lec4nr.rneiiiitd. r.ernlt,el, P owder c leimses and beautifies the Teeth, sweetens the thi t4 • : l ) ".sties,, , es no Acid that can co, rode the ;•.nant. - 1, aeti it ~,.tittitui polish on tilt ftieth. Front its astrint;eue), ) iipi s e t n r `,, n g t h'etts the Gums, eradicates the Scurvy . (whit.lt pre ser y' r( ?ves the destruction of a whole set of Teeth), anti - leo, n i ti , sounti Teeth from decay, uecayed Teeth troin N. . iistim.l.Wrse, and ta,tcns those winch are' loose..— 1 n tre. t rre " 1 01 l of those who have been in.the habit o 1 using it, it I Le 's tile retori t of the 1 adh-tiche,witti which betoic , tliey t no ,.° ~11 violtibtly alilicted. and 0 hvi.aes the n ceSsity or that ivis'el (1144,re-...able which all perations. sca Jim! the Teeth.— Lik e . . ' 4 Illiture, whit:ll possesses the power of easing the 'llll3st vio lent .rooCil iiCll, and is a wash with the Powiter.— it. Caution against purehashig ally- Asiatic 17hotli..l'owder w.!!hout " M. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the box. ,n,ll outer • m•':±. .ire Counts:o.6la. (1, Wholebale stud Kroll, by the Proprietor, No. 3, wort-buildings, Strand ; and by Appointment, at most B t tilt wholesale •Perlumers in Lendon ; and, out of 'rum., Earls, Simmons, Portsin Ault, and. Mr. Mills, ditto; Mr. -p,,,t,1.,13*., PlYlLulltil; Mr. Roach, Mr. Granville, Dock, ditto; _,..,711:;1 ileareliff' and l'rosse•, Bristol'', Mr Vine, bath; Mr. 1 , „ 11P " , isle or tViJit ; Mr. Corbett, Nottingham ; Mr. elI, Ile,ll. Colchester; butler, Oxtord; liartun anti Green, ..awit.ll; Mr. D)er. Newcastle..upon-T ) n e ; Townsbn, ...,,16"1,1; lacoh,, Sheerness; Lucas, Southampton ; Al- V i t y I, N.:4(1'1911e h ; Mr. Dunatdscii, Brighton; Mr. I.)avv,un, 4- erponl ; ,19 r, Weeb, YortS:a; NIL lobilsolly G usP°" i 1.1114 - 1 tit e,e,ry c , .pit.tl Town throlighout Englamd. Uni t Pte Wilois tor Ticntlar's. kit/ imitic is wriiviii on lilt :ticirips., • . „. , 1 / 4 ,00 Vi);v• PROCLIIIWATION, BY HIS EXCELLENCY LIEUT.-GEN. SIR HEW DALRYAi+ TLE, OGIOMANDING THE BRITISH FORCES IN PORTUGAL, TO THE PORTUGUESE NATION. , • LteßrcE soniErrck, SP2NISW P,ll).Eld. . . . PROM THE . 'MADRID GAZETTE OP SEPT. 16. .. GERONA, AUG. 2.5.-- The Junta of the town of 1 St. Felice De Guixols has sent to the Junta ofe this . . The success !y cit a' copy of the fhlidOein g l etter:- . -- Go • with' which it • has pleased Almighty - ' c r. " ~.,T. t:ELICEDE'GU I X OLS , A UG . 22. —Th e Cap the to bless the - British Arm s , has brought about I .rains Ds c 'eaaeoNieto Base err, with his sloop Manned the moment Wh en i t b ecomes my duty to address the ' by 62 men, and D. Joseett Biateien, with his faithful and loyal inhabitants of this courory. I . felucca Fernando FIL and 38 men, armed in this seize the opportunity with eagerhess, in order to : town, sailed according to orders, on the evening of tranquillize the minds of the timid, to repress the .tee 17th, i n the - di - rection of - thecoast, in order 'to designs of the disaffeEled (if any suc h rema i n ) , an d impede the retreat of the French army which had to assare the nation at large, that the British force precipitately marched from Gerona to Barceteree— under my command have no other object in view At three o'clock in the moaning of the thllowin g m than to insure the p rosper i ty o f t h e inhabitants of da hihored near the t own o f C e l e ll a, they which . has so long an d so g l or i ously presided over Portugal, by the r es t orat i on o f that Government y,avng atic blockaded, lE on both sides, and at the distance of a pistol-shot from the high reed ikey battered the them, and the return of - which will he .weicorned, eineny, leeepine ep a ;ire • for three hours, - Which Tlto etotibt, by the united voice of a loyal people.— obliged hitre to. abandon all 'the artillery and carriages he presence of an hostile army, in possession of the which he had brought from the plain of Gerona, to leave the road by .which ,it was mo'st coevenieet 'to capital, and maater 'of the principal resources of the libe- order to escape. and to protect himself , by the mountaihs - , in kingdom, had ie a manner deprived the estimable R a sa , " This movement being observed, persons were and loyal subjeClS'of Portugal of the means of Sent ashore to coiled tile booty, and Abe Cepteiria rating their country. Patriotic efforts, however, Were made in spite of these disadvantagea, and .the : natienal spirit was manifested in . a manner at opce sailed without delay, and arrived about mid -,lay at most decided and most h onoura bl e, , T ne efforts ..Arenz.de Mar,. where, with the assistance of two . English Frigat e s, th e y attacked the enemy prevent which were made by several provinces of the king dom opened th&read for the restoration o f the me- 1 iog them from-entering the toe , n, and passing by the narchy. Notwithstanding, howev e r, the energy high h flinch e oa d witleeny of their divisions, tleough they displayed by these provinces, in arrayi ng an d bring attempted it wits, fury. Another similarat ing forward an armed fOrce for the liberation of the nick , took place near Mature, and on th e 19t h the capital, the aid of the ancient and ,faithrol Ally of two Sloops kept up a lire till ..night, assisted by the Portugal was necessary to bring th e cont e st t o a silt- . Eegliett e t4sdeat es and aoth miquelettes e or ! th e side, o f ceesf e t and speedaeissde.. The warm interest which _ Mongat, e g ei te a w hi c h t h e , re i e f orcement of 1000 his Britannic M e jeety kit for hji Ally, anal the, ener- men, which had come from Barcelona under •Genetal ' gy which has ever marked the British charaCler, soon L :cdar, descended from the fieights ; but the Eng brought a powerful force to the shores of Portugal. ' fiat Frigate stationed near Mongat, forced them 19 retire, antithe enemy were obliged .to make lei tl i , ' That part of the Portugue s e Rem y w hi c h l oca l circumstances permitted, ulilted 'with the British, m !.. ovintailis. The ceosequence of ,all th e s e ehgage whilst the remainder elfeeted a phwerfed diversion. nle"ts is, that the whole coast is protected as LI hs BMlalone, , and that ma n y o f th e el f etny h ave been Measu-ea were taken in co ncer t. f or t h e -"defeat : of the com mon e nemy , _ Th e - st e ps of th a t f e re° kiiied, though they t o ok the precaution to carry e lf ' H have, been mark-cad by - viBLry, and the expulsi o n their dead." ~ . bf the enemy has opened the • vvaa , to• the e - ese)• i , [The letter then . concludes with ascricung , O . C . lll,Cilt t, t , o the t rntion of the Portnenese Menarchy, the most grat- ' l ' ei t l o '' tTe i L' s%ee airs't‘i.L. l ie s it t ,i ii i e ,is t l i , e , .. ie i ..., e_ „: " ...;s e a ng p , i ... s c t a t....t it this b ig u:i: la,iing duty wriich cplid b e impos e d by his SeVereieh neas e andes stool ee the' two Captele, Ueruniino heskint on a British Cornmanaer. . No views. of national and I estph Benitcli ] interest or aggrarelizement cats be traced in !ht. , 'Jibe.- i MADRID, SET r. 17. The SupreMe ,Couneih of . cal policy , of Britain ; but, true -to the principles of ; Custile• has ordered to be inserted to the Gateite the honour and good faith that have ever direCted'her ' folf6.wing relation of the excesses coromitted 'by the cOndutil, she• see -s e in the events-now pessieg in Por- e F'tena..ll troops itethe towns of Alcalde of th e town'of Navas de Fuente and 00, only the happy means of re-estahlishi t tg orde r , i of Velion, on thud Aug._' I. aid restoring to the Sovereign and-tee - peopl e their of Navas de Fuente, in Otkadalaxare, says, teat on juat rights. In the eeecenoteof these views, aaChae- • ihe :4.1 Ans. the li'rench catered that village . , (...,ulting tiund-r sal th: , Eiri is Forces, I ,lEill best fulfil the down the inhabitauts with their swords, s4king the i itetitions of the King, my mister, and most efreau- houses, and carrying off their few provisions. Ater . aliy Secure the interests of Portugal, by pl ac i ng i n rohbing the church of the plate, they went to the - the exert se . of authority, that body to which his- house of the Alcalde, and shot him dead, leaving his Royal Highness the Prinee'Rege n t thought fit to de- wife and six children in a state of des elation ;in legate the Sovereign power,. when lie withdrew the . - abort they reduced the village to a state of complete R o yal dignity from the insults of an in3;ilzkable ' tit.Nstitulion. The magistrate and the parish pre st of enemy, and prei.ened the Sovereignty of hiS doinie Veilon say, that the French there sacked all the nions beyoird the Athehhic. lioUses, robbing all that were in them, and carried - One reS , )eAallle Nebleman, a Member of the off all the horses. ' They broke open the tiors of Body thus left in power' by His. .Roy a l Highness, the church, proihned the sacrament, and carried elf has unfertunetely been removed from his country, the s:tcred Vessek, there not being' any kind of tin ny the„authority or arts of its enemy, by,which at . piety or inhumenity these monsters did net attempt. this critieel period it is deprived of his services,. cO-RUNNA, SEPT. 23. The exhortation oftheCOnde whiht some of the Memhens havlog appeared to • DEL NJONTIJO to his fellow countrymen, rebliabed unite themselvea with the French 'interest, have in the Madrid Diary, of th," 12th, deserves th pub. rendered their re-establidrment in the Government at " Lc :it tention; not only as the produCtion of one of the this inomeut impossible. Therefore the dis;ingei s slie chief heroes of the present 'epoch, manifesting his . ed peraotjs antler-meetien e d, the . reenaittii)g Mem- patriotiam An& ar . deet, wishes for the public good, berm of the Regency appointed:by his Royal High- being written in the lanauage of truth, and with all ness the Prince Ilegtni, and 'I o ' incurred so . the weight of a hero of his rank, but also as behee , much disability," are called upon to rep* to Lisbon, well-tithed in the present circualstances;and dispiti . ,- to take upon themseftes: the funaiohs of the Gee ing - the only means of accomplishing the liberty of vernment, until such time asehe will of his Royal the country. 'OR these accounts we insert it ite this Highness the Prince Regent -sliall be more fully journal,—(Diaiio de is corurina.) known, viz. , ‘. i . The Count De Castro Marini, M on t e i ro M or of , • Marlr:d., Sept. la. the Kingdom, and Member of the Councils of his • TIIE creNl.). 13.1., IstIONTIJO To trIS comPATziors. Royal aighoess. ' " Spaniards! as.a true patriot, as General in Chief • Dom Francisco Xavier De Noronha, Memlier :'f ; the Councils of his Roy Highness, an r 1 Grao Cruz ; of. the ratik in which the virtues and ser vices of my of tile Forces assembled in Arragon, in cousiderati,n da Order(} de Sint largo, Piesidon o t" t h e 13,-,, d o f . Of. have placed me; and, finally, in cause;. , Co;vicietiC4c and Lieutenant-General in the Royal ; quence of' an agreement with ms first . Consin, the Captain-General of theKingdorn of Arragon, I !'lave Armies. ' ' Francisco De CnnhaE'Menezes, Member of the presented myself in this capital, for the purpose of cencerring the most edeottal nitNins Of dt , ••••4 l vtli nig tl, e Councils of hi s 'loyal fiti3Oness, and, Li c. nation trom‘the atrocities Which it endures, in th ose eueral in the R o; a l A rm i es . points which are occup;ed by the desolating troops of Joao Antonio Salter Do ,Nlemitedca, Desembarga- Stt.eur..Eo4.T. But when I think of the result of dur do Paco, and Procurator of the Cro \sir; iny journey, the eilorts of My relation, and the Donn Miviel Ptreira •Forjaz Coutinho, M,!mber groans of tny fellow -countrymen, oppressed by the of the Councils of his . Royal Highness, and Briga- tyrannical yoke of the French, I pet ceive, with the deiro in the Royal Armies. i . . 'greatest pain, the slowness with which our armies tor reradet ileisitd a ~, , To this Government the inferior Jorisdaions and are put in motion, the want of a single; futhority fur Tribunals, the Constituted 'and Leti..l Authorities of COWL itting their motions, and giving them . a proper .. the Kingdom, and all persons of every description, direction i . and, what is still More prejudicial, the wasting of the precise.: opportunity presented 'to u; ,are required to pay all deference and submission, iks Conlromier of the British forces, 1 shall hold . for destroying the plans of the enemy, in disp-utes it to he my-first au4 most urgent duty to mainiaio whiell are of no importance .to the country, and in the authority of the Government thus established, discussiens from the principtd object - w hich one ht ' alone to occuuy the thoughts of iI ue Spaniards. 'I he , to insure the tranquillity and subsistence. of the ca- r ' : r''- ~ ., a ptatu-. . .Teneral of Arr,,- on a n d myself 1mv,, 1 spired pita), and to encourage the re-establishment of the neither exertions nor faii;oe i to• r attandea the objects former prospefity of the kingdom, . of greatest importance. The army which I coin- When these ohjefts are attained, and the attain- wsnded always occupied tlt}e point most advanced ment of them Can only be delayed by intrigue or towards tize-enerny. • a disalffetiou, the interference of a military force will " The arrity of Galkia approached mine, but be cease to be necessary-; but until these ends arc ac- ing , ti•ithout _sufficient cavalry to scour the plains, cornplished, the most vigorous and decided mea4ures - .like my own,-it • has made a point of not leaving the will be taken for, maintaining the peace and good tnounti.ins, but of maintaining itself there, v. should' l o il f lit t 3 l r ie country, and all offences aginst the ' view of , either pursuing the erten?) , ii• thei should' of any part of the kingdom will be p ie- retire, or ofattaCking occur in fiank, if they attain t.• Given at' the head-ctitu - sers of the fish Army Itidt.ia ainst with the utmost severity. ed to tnal.iv a .1 4 e0d al titck otr Saragossa, I occtioed military pr,.. - ii,e c ina t l ) , tlic,ogli not being a a t PI ` I PS/ (114 18t:1 cii:iy Cit . 6:!ptc:llii)2l, I e . os. poiili.q) i I-. 1 ...c.i.v.ki the ;roups which •.s r.; in Ma . •drici i.t1 , 4 11 , e • el.enty takiug udywntitge' of t..e stow.- (siriott(l) HEty Um I,R \ NIP!.E. ' ' ' ' • bettt,-(.: ,- -:.r ., ` .., , •- rvi . :9 , :'r.cf 9e's i,f cy. ,- (ut;o:) of u'lr 1 , .411i, re-united, so flirt "tl4 - Ali Id; "'arm in Rort..te.. :: n 4Ll).ikt d , k:ov;' , . ; . Povent t'Jtc..t from attacking la,: w itia . • PICTUALLING-OFFICE, Gaoler, 4, iBoB. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUA L LEV G milyEs T 1" t Nill/Y do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 14th instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, /n writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred Tons of Genuine 011 TM E A L, to be delivered One. bag thereof in a Month, and the rekatainder in a Month afierwards, into hi: ,Mllajes ty's Pietualling Stores at Deptford; andfor Two Hun dred Tons of the best NEW CAROLINA RICE, tohe answe , able to Samples to be irodaced with the Tenders, and to he delivered One-half thereof In a Fortnight, and the other Half in a Fos Inlght afterwards, into the said Stores; and to he paid for by Bilis. I e!yable, -with interest, ninety days after date. • The Conditions of 'the Contrafia may he seen at the Secretaty's Of/tee. No regard will he had to any . Tender in whirl' the Price ',hall not be bursted in -.swords at levgth, or that Ad/ not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Frid.g, the 14th ins.ant. nor unless the Persin who makes • the Tender, or some Perron on his heh4j, attends, to answer, when called for. PRUP.ERTY, DUTY on DIVIDENDS, payable in the Yeati • 1803, 1804, 1805. - I T appearing, nolu!illtstanding th e N o ti ces repeat edly tent or made to thesParties entitled to Dividends of S:uck, payable at the Bank of Eugland, South Sea Muse, and East Inaia !louse, re , pedively, who have not paid the Day on the sante for theyrars,above mentir.ed,.that payment has not in mary instances been,..lllJde of the sdid Day, whereby those Parties have incitrr'ed various Penalties, to be recovered by aaiun or surcharge, 'and the Conimissioners Jr the special purposes of the properly .4.71, being waliv .to allow further time Jor such paymints, be.ebj give Notice, that the Duties payable on all Diveends of such Stock and Annuities fir th,se years are di:retied to be paid in:a the Rank of England, and the C'erli finites-of such P.fyments being lodged at the Office of the Commissirmers at the Old Steck Exchartg,, the Parties making parment thereof, will be discbarg. ed in the . J.r.oks of the respeßiveC,lnruissioners until and upon the • .1,4. stab day of Od.ber next, but that all Persons w• 62 shall neglect ir. sna:ke such payment on or ,before that d.•ry, will be p”orecu:, a as the Law direas, and steps are now taking jar bringing Deja:dt. ors eharge for the D.,uhle shall not have p.,id the Dory j,r theyeart above-mentioned, on or before the said oath day of ()Hobe, next, after which diythe Office of the Old +Stock Ex. change will be closed. - by Order of tbe R'ard, Offict 3141 THEW WINTER. for Taxel, "lug. 1, 18,,5.. impt)RT vNT PAovAts. Next %Yeek be publistiell, xPost,iitz or tilt, m4cH NATIONS which inccctic.i the USURPATiON 01 tit; CItoWN of SV4IN. ' U DON PEDRO CEVAT.LOS, • Principal Secr,taiy of State to Fentonlid Vl[, Printed tot Stockdale, Jun. No. .4t, Pall- Oat!. Wheie may be had, in 3 VOiS. 8 nrlo. pace ti. 15s. 6kl. or rn 1{9 . 13i Paper, p ice 31. &IS. illustrated with ?tit - traits and Plans, Lives: - and Catnpaigh,s of (; s Adolphus the Great, and Ch irks XII , ui aid Peter the Great of. Russia. Tr;lllN 4 .:ted I . IOIU the rrcnih, .01.1 cdttetl by iohb I°Delth Sta.:L(l.de, . In a few Days \viU be published, LY C. and R. lialdwin, New Bridge-street, in ; Vols. Eva". • Pi-ice Its. %%an a wnole sheet NIA'? Sp:on, a roslatlon . . - th,e . Post uide, uthk:r unporwrit Sto,nd R . SEMPLE'S JOURNEY ' through SPAIN 1 1 .1 'and I I AEY to NAP,LLS ; and i'r.ein,:e to Snipila and c onst , ntinuille. *.* A tow Copics of the Book of Roads (which has been zrquAl) -- trallshted front GuitLi tir 'published al . b) orrte. of the,(ovet:mctit) ItzAve prin , c4 IQ( the ACCOMM3dattOn of the Purchasers 'J the rst- 171(iitioo, au,L will be sold, with the. Map; at is.td. LLS OF ESTATES, &c. liEktiFOßDStitß4. - • To ill.: SO1.1) BY A ut."llON, ry Mr. SQUIBB,. m Garraway's Coffee-house, on Thursday the f3th day of October, at Twelve o'Clock, A Very Valuable NIEEHOLD ESTATE, in the co!mtv of Hereford, comprising the 2!anor and Royalty of 11,1.1:PION COURT, the Anitent Alansiort lkat!e (reirlete with Ace' , liiiitudatton for a large Farnil3), wish the Offices, Gardens,' Pleasure (;rounds, flonte I - arm, Water Mill, Lake, anti: r ish Vonds ; turesque Cottages, Crows, Wn Id s and Piat taElom. ly otnamented with Timber, chiefly Oak ; cornprtsing up. wards of twelve hundred Statute A.Cres of very rie'i fkLado‘v; Orchard, ruitnif, anti Wood Laruf, (tyif,4lree) ; tteligdriilly situate in 4 beautiful c o untry, rive iiffies iltstant Irun toe Borough t Leominster, nine from the city of liereford, 'and cute hundred and t:iirty.five troth To he viewcd-by Tickets only, ur on app:i::ation t o Mr. Tanner, at the Stewaid's IFuuse, in flaiTitt•;) Coirrt Park, of .w:u.rj) prititAl Parti cu l ars may b e had ; also at the New Inn, at Heretnrd ; the Hop Pole Inn, Wor4ster ; at “aira way's Corice-lioase ; of Ldwartt Boodle, ti:49. Lower F ro,k street ; and of Nlr. Clactige, No. 47, Pail, Mail, wherc a plan of tale Fstate May be seen. kiAk.LW'.lOO, in CORNWALL, on the Borders of DEVON, TO BII,SOLD BY A UCT/0 NT, Early in * theenSuing Year, if not soon,r Disposed of by Pri. v;ar Contract, t , ,,;etii,a, or in suer Ems. as .ITlay suit the of Purchasers, pos6essi6; I.l+ FREEHOLD and INHERITANCE of MANSION 110 USE and DEMESNE LANDS of fIAR E WOOD, situate in the Parish of Calstoek, upon, and almost surrounded by, the Navigable River ' y which there is a ready intercourse whit pock and PI) h, distant from Plymotith 14 miles ; Callington and "Itt.vistock, 6 ; an,: Exeter, 35. Con,isting of a spacidas-itiodern Stone_ built Mansion, with Oftic , 5, walled G a r do".atui 35i Acres of Lawn, Paddock, Otenaril, Meadow, Arable, Wood, and exceedingly rich Grazing Land, together wait at; extensiva *ComMon-right, A considerable part of the purchase money may re.. ma i" on mortgage of the !'remises, ii required. • , printed Particular; will be r ea d y tordelivtry early in Oc. f tober. at ilarcwohel F-19iise ; Mr. Chri s tie' s , i nl ; and Mr. Fairbasik's, Illy-Place, London ; at thr Cnilt..e of Messrs:. 4 ? -41-es.and lames, Solicitors, aoti Mr. Deane, Sur veYor, Exeter, where Maps of the Estate may oe seen, erutcr „1 whom vvih treat tor toe Sale of the l'ierintes by conkr4 - t, together, or in Parcels' Printed Partie , ii.i4 in .y also • e had at the Inns in Exaerr, piymoutn Dock, and Palmoutii, and ;It 30. t4v l;tnms crt4 time 1;4 . 4 Western huado !•,W, " 4,...„ 4 .),/, - '' . :?.', 3 :0-''' ...„. ) . 7 ,1 ~.,,,., . 4; 4...„, _,. ~,.,,,„ ~ • . -j:LlL`j,:teM(L_ S lj